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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
V
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
217-219
Sixth
St.
(Across
from
Helgcrson
Heal
Estate
Co.)
Wfrwm
CnAS.
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Renairinc.
Hand
Engraving
Visit
Our
Casement
Store
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
rovelues
MAX
HEILBRONER
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
8
f?4?fs
Christmas
Presents
from
The
Store
for
Dad
and
Lad.
mi
I
BRIGHTEN
UP
TREE
LIGHTS,
string
of
8;
complete
.75
NOMA
LIGHTS,
best
quality;
complete
1.10
RELIANCE
BELL
LIGHTS,
complete
1.50
RADIANT
ROSETTES,
complete
NOMA
STARLITES,
complete
.'
.23
NOMA
GLOLITES,
complete
2.50
GENUINE.
MAZDA
LAMPS
each
10c
3
for
i5
FOR
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
TABLE
CHRISTMAS
NAPKINS,
pkg.
of
40
.15
COCKTAIL
NAPKINS,
pkg.
of
36
j5
CHRISTMAS
TABLE
COVER,
54x72
inches
.35
SNAPPY
CRACKERS,
Dennison's;
pkg.
of
6
is
CANDLES,
red,
green
and
fandy;
pair
..
20
-
.30
-
.35
FANCY
HOLDERS,
for
the
table;
pair
..:
.35
ARTIFICIAL
SNOW,
pkg
10
SILVER
RIBBON
ICICLES
pkg.
.10
2
pkgs.
.15
NOMA
CELLOPHANE
BELLS
.15
-
5
.50
-
$1.00
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
CUT-OUTS
.10
and
.20
ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS,
Spray
10
to
.35
TREE
DECORATIONS
GARLANDS
CREPE
ICICLES
DECORATED
CREPE
-
STREAMERS
-
WREATHS
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
'
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Hot
iflfi
at
at
is
at
at
at
at
at
at
&
at
4?
LADIES!
Just
Arrived
50
NEW
COATS
.
Jn
Latest
Styles.
All
A
invited
to
look
our
stock
over.
Big
discounts
for
cash.
Remember,
your
credit
is
good.
COLDIJLOOM
"The.
Old
Reliable"
i;i;ia:nirs;Bi;B
iaia
iHiuai
ni
u.
WORTHLESS
INSURANCE
(Continued
Irom
Page
One)
rented
and
better
citizen.
Fur
si.me
years
loiiowing
there
was
no
significant
developments.
In
1926
an
Old
Age
Pension
Bui
was
introduced
but
no
action
was
taken
on
k
unemployment
insurance.
In
192i
tne
question
was
raised
on
tne
floor
of
the
House
arid
became
a
subject
matter
of
discussion.
The
motion
did
not
obtain
much
support
at
the
time
but
in
the
following
year
the
motion
was
again
introduced
and
was
referred
to
a
standing
committee
of
the
House
which
reported
as
follows:
That
we
accept
and
endorse
the
principle
of
unemDiovment
insurance
THE
DAILY
NEWS
k-.
...u....
:
pared
to
w
proc
m
u
uu
tuuu,,
wuu
uuuuia
ht)o
w
cousenv
0l
aerivea
irom
ue
naie.
me
em-
he
lnree
provmees
ployer
and
the
employee.'
No
,t
;
,eluctant
to
act
ln
this
man-much
progress
was
made
until
;
.,.L
1.
j.
national
in
scope
for
many
and
diverse
reasons.
Some
Drovinees
l
(objected
....
on
...
the
grounds
of
juris-
a)
wuvvu
i
illdUUiC
1U1
UilCiil
UiUy
ment
and
health
insurance
while
the
constitutionality
of
such
a
measure
was
challeneed.
the
sovernment
thought
it
had
the
legal
power
to
enact
such
legisla
26'
j
ozs.
$4.10
This
adver:;-;t'mcnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
government
at
that
time
was
pre-
point
of
view
but
one
thing
that
proceed
with
this
legis-.must
always
be
remembered
Is
1930
when
the
provinces
were
con-
,
fln,te
teken
nnall
.v
..w
-v
after
the
amendment
to
the
Brl
provinces
were
not
w
lling
at
that
mn
North
America
the
time
to
co-operate
in
a
scheme
wnt
meMure
was
m
1940
Mode
of
Operation
It
was
obviously
necessary
that
Him
nnrt
nhi.v
h
mt.r.
tfte
Unemployment
Insurance
Com
the
vention
of
the
federal
eovernment
employ-
ment
mces
ant1'
therefore
the
Into
a
snhPfA
of
nrnvinrisl
lrt.
diction
while
others
thought
that,
empioj-ment
service
formerly
op
in
in
view
view
of
of
the
the
little
little
unemnlov-
unemploy
erated
by
tne
PTlncIal
govern
ment
manifesting
itself
at
that
time,
there
was
no
need
for
unemployment
insurance.
"In
1935
the
government
intro-
ment
has
been
eliminated
and
wine
uui
01
ujc
uu
and
!
employment
insurance
tunas.
a
Dominion-wide
service
Inaugurated.
The
total
cost
of
administration
of
the
Act
is
to
be
borne
by
the
Dominion
treasury
and
does
"The
present
method
of
collec
tion
of
contributions
'UiWiO
bv
J
O
stanms
iiiii
L0
tion.
Subsequent
events
Droved
!
of
much
thoueht
and
exreriment
this
to
be
incorrect
and,
when
the
j
but
many
employers
still
feel
that
case
was
submitted
to
the
Sup-
j
some
other
method
of
paying
con-reme
Court
of
Canada,
the
Act
j
iributions
could
have
been
arrived
was
proclaimed
to
be
ultra
vires
at
which
would
have
been
much
of
the
federal
Parliament
and
this
1
more
easily
administered.
It
is
dfVlcfnn
tt'9C
linVlAM
K
Dot.,..
irrnnlA
U
U
n
.
.
&
&
WU
m
i
a?
Wf
&
WiT
wtv
Wijr
Iff
W.-7
&
WO
&
W
!)
m
HANDBAGS
ln
Genuaie
Mri-.;'jf
WRIST
WATCHES
in
new
models
of
distinction
CAMEO
BROOCHES
AND
PENDENTS
BRACELETS,
PURSES,
PEN
SETS
DRESSER
SETS
In
sterling
silver,
crome
tone
and
velva
pearl.
THE
PIONEER
JEWELER
WRIST
WATCHES
in
the
newest
models.
WATCH
CHAINS
ZIPPER
SETS
with
chromium,
non-tarnifhable
fitilngs.
TOBACCO
POICIIES
LEATHER
BILLFOLDS
that,
when
an
employer
pays
his
worker,
makes
the
lawful
deduc-.ion
from
his
pay,
purchases
the
stamp,
and
sticks
it
in
the
book,
ihai
is
considered
a
day
or
a
week's
wcrk
done
and
no
voluminous
accumulation
of
wage
records,
or
any
form
of
document
is
necessary
as
far
as
the
Individual
worker
is
concerned.
No
other
method
could
be
better
devised
from
the
worker's
point
of
view
who
often
has
to
carry
his
contribution
record
from
Job
to
Job."
Before
taking
up
the
subject
which
he
thought
was
of
interest
to
all
business
men,
Mr.
Whiting
thanked
the
club
for
hospitality
towards
him.
The
northern
and
central
section
of
this
province
had
always
been
famous
for
its
friendly
hospitality
and
the
will
ingness
of
its
residents
to
give
the
stranger
a
break.
He
had
found
inserted
into
a
book,
is
the
result
!
Frlnc
Rupert,
in
his
case,
had
i-iwuiij,
uy-.-q
up
10
its
reputation.
He
had
received
every
kind
of
courtesy
and
assistance
since
his
arrival
and
was
glad
of
this
opportunity
to
register
appreciation.
President
W.
F.
Stone
was
In
uj
uic
iiiiy
feicwircu
mat
nine
sue
suiiie
cum-
:me
me
cnair
cnair
and
ana
there
there
was
wbs
a
a
good
good
Council
In
London
in
a
judgment
plications
arising
through
the
use
i
attendance
of
Gyro
members
to
handed
down
in
1937.
In
1933
thr
of
stamps
from
the
employers'
hear
Mr.
Whiting.
For
the
Ladies
i
For
the
Men
i
For
the
Home
R.
W.
CAMERON
EVERY
DAY
NEW
HONO
FOR
THE
ATTLE
DRE
CREAM
AND
SUGARS
BEAUTIFUL
TEA
SETS
ENTREE
DISHES
BAKING
DISHES
CASSEROLES
PIE
PLATES
LARGE
WAITERS
BON
BONS'
FLOWER
BASKETS
CENTRE
PIECES
MANTLE
CLOCKS
and
hundreds
of
other
JOIN
THE
ARMY
TODAY
articles.
Third
Avenue,
Next
Royal
Bank
PUT
YOUR
CIVVIES
IN
MOTHBALLS
EQUIP
YOURSELVES
AS
MEN
JOIN
THE
ARMY
NOW
!
If
you
are
over-age
or
less
fit,
you
TOO
can
Icarn
to
handle
a
rifle
and
defend
your
own.
JOIN
A
RESERVE
FORCE
UNIT
at
at
at
at
t
at
at
at
at
1
at
at
I-,
&
at
at
at
.-
at
at
at
at
WEDDED
50
YEARS
AGO
Mr.
and
Mis.
Heber
Clifton
of
Hartley
Bay
Celebrate
Golden
Wedding.
At
Hartley
Bay
on
'Friday
last,
Mr
and
Mrs.
Heber
Tfllf
ton
celebrated
their
golden
wedding.
They
married
ln
Port
Simpson,
Mrs.
Clifton
having
been
MU
Lucy
Buxton.
The
wedding
took
place
at
Port
Simpson
because
there
was
no
minister
closer.
The
late
Rev.
Dr.
Thomas
Crosby
officiated.
The
festivities
took
the
form
of
a
dinner
given
to
the
entire
village.
Congratulations
were
extended
to
the
couple
by
speakers
representing
various
organizations.
Many
friends
from
Prince
Rupert
and
other
points
on
the
coast
sent
their
felicitations
to
the
chief
and
his
wife.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clifton
have
nine
children
living
five
sons
and
four
daughters.
They
have
38
grandchildren
and
three
greatgrandchildren.
Mr.
Clifton
is
68
years
of
age
and
Mrs.
Clifton
65.
Mr.
Clifton
Is
In
Prince
Rupert
today.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
R.
J.
Wurness,
Winnipeg;
O.
Saasta,
Premier:
Mrs.
A.
Stacey.
Victoria:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ja:k
Mc-Cullough.
Terrace;
Nelson
Brew.
Haysport;
A
McLcllan.
Falls
River;
L,
C.
Ratchllffe.
Ketchikan;
Mrs.
P.
H.
King
and
son.
Inverness;
J.
E.
Panter.
Smithers;
J.
E.
Amund-son
and
E.
J.
Ryan,
Vancouver;
A.
Campbell,
Smithers.
Royal
Inge
Fiva,
Alice
Arm;
F.
Kust-mansen
and
A.
Kustmansen,
Os-land;
C.
Mills.
Port
Simpson;
W.
Barton.
TODAY
ANt,
THURSDAY
Complex
pi,.
;
1:00,
3:04,
5;o3,
t.lj
Joseph
ConradV,
est
Thriller
0f
r?
South
Seas!""
'
FRKDRif
MARCH
in
"VICTOR!
wi,h
BETTY
FIELD
Sir
Cedric
Hardwu-ke
at
1:45.
3:49.
5
;,
Added
-"The
Lady
and
the
Lujf
World
News
Robt.
Hcnchley
ft
JOIN
THE
ARMY
TODAY
Wanted
-
Raw
Furs
DOLLS
toys
1
and
GAMES
HK.IILSr
MARKET
PRICES
TAID
Representing
HUDSON'S
RAY'
COMP
VNY
Ship
to
J.
E.
ORMIIEIM,
Prince
Rupert,
BC
ENTERPRISE
FRUIT
and
PRODUCE
Co.
THIRD
AVENUE
AND
FIRST
STREET
SPECIALIZING
IN
Fruit
and
Vegetables
You
are
cordially
welcome
to
inspect
our
t
"
W?
will
demonstrate
our
new
produce
"DELNOR"
FROZEN
FRUIT
and
VEGETABLES
PHONE
313
FREE
DF.LIVr.nY
I
Dolls
of
every
nationality
and
all
styles
from
Roldeir
Haired
V
cupies
to
the
larger
dressed
and
partly
dressed;
Dutch
Es""0
I
and
Nlfeer
Papoose
.
.
.
then
the
big
showily
dressed
IV-auti-
ful
Baby"
Dolls,
also
Wetums
and
Cryinp
Babies.
Toy
o
afro-
5
plane
classes
from
moderately
priced
lines
up
,,,e
more
5
elaborate
classes
which
really
fly
when
key
is
used.
Pull
ToVS
g
with
string
attached.
Jlotor
Toys
made
to
"jo"
by
lurninj
a
S
key
or
pulling
a
string:.
Fire
Trucks,
Hose
Wagons,
Trwn
rs'
.
.
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,
10
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ri
i
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r
itl
(
.-
inning
i,ars,
1
reignt
uars,
eic.,'
and
many
owicr
"
-
delight
the
children
...
at
the
Variety
Store
"Where
Your
Dimes
Are
Little
Dollars-
330
Third
Ave:
West
Phone
Red
120
P.O.
Bo